Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

J. Perrin. Treatise on Physical Chemistry.Principles. Paris, 1903

Written:December, 1914Source:Lenin’sCollected Works, 4th Edition, Moscow, 1976,Volume 38, p. 325Publisher:Progress PublishersFirst Published:1930, inLenin Miscellany XII. 
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Note on J. Perrin’s book “Traité de chimie
    physique: les principes”(Treatise on Physical Chemistry: Principles), 
	Paris, 1903 is contained in a notebook following the conspectus of Hegel’sScience
	of Logicand was written at the end of 1914.

J. PERRIN.TREATISE ON PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY.PRINCIPLES

NoteJ. Perrin:Traité de chimie physique.
	  Les principes(300 pp.). Paris, 1 90 3.Review byAbelReyinRevue Philosophique, 1904,1,
	  entitled: “Philosophical Principles of Physical Chemistry.” (Perrin
	  analyses the notions offorce, etc.,cause, etc.,energy, 
	  etc.—against “the view ofenergyas a mysterious entity” (p. 401).... Abel Rey calls Perrin an opponent
	  of “neo-scepticsystems.”)